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Rarely do you find a lake home on Winnipesaukee that has

both privacy and commanding views, substantial water frontage,

exquisite architectural design and attention to details, professional

English gardens and park-like setting. Beautifully sited on 1.78

acres of land with over 410 feet of

water frontage, this masterpiece is of the caliber found only in the pages

of architectural magazines. It has spectacular views of the Lake and the

mountains beyond. Lakeside at Winnipesaukee community has two

additional private beaches, docks, clubhouse and tennis courts.

The grounds have meandering pathways through the natural

landscape with sitting areas leading to two sandy beach areas. The

50 foot hinged dock is set in a protected cove with a babbling brook

running to it. An invisible fence is set up for your dogs. The

entrance is flanked by beautiful floor-to-ceiling cherry bookcases leading to the great room with

arched cathedral ceilings. A wall of windows is enhanced by the unsurpassed views of the lake.

The see-through fireplace connects the great room with the dining area. An exquisite chef’s

kitchen blends artistry and function with granite tops, custom maple cabinets,

imported Italian marble accents, imported

German porcelain sink, downdraft gas cooktop

with convection oven, Viking and Miele stainless

appliances.

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The first floor master suite has cathedral ceilings and a beautiful

tiled bath with raised jacuzzi and separate

shower. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms with lake

views and a large office/guest room.

Relax on the cushioned mahogany win-

dow seats of the dormered windows

facing the lake. Begin your day in the nicely appointed tiled full bath with

granite basin and shower.

Downstairs has a family room with beautifully tiled floors, Jotul

wood stove and sliders leading to a stone patio. There is an exercise

room with windows which could serve as a den, au pair or guest room adjacent to a 3/4 bath with

laundry room as well. Keep everything you need in the 24 x 24 storage room off the family room.

Outside is a very large wrap around mahogany deck off

the kitchen with spectacular Lake views and stairs to the lush

yard and enclosed area underneath.

Come home to the lake home where generations of mem-

ories can be made. Even if you

have been here before, you will

be amazed by the upgrades.

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L akeside at Winnipesaukee is a

private community for this home with

the added amenities of two private

sandy beaches, docks, club house and

tennis courts.

Location: Located in the heart of Eastern shores of Lake

Winnipesaukee, It is located within 10 minutes to

Wolfeboro and Alton Circle, 30 minutes to skiing, under an

hour to the heart of the White Mountains and the Seacoast,

and under 2 hours from Boston. This home is located in a

private community with tennis courts and private beaches.

Property Features:This exceptional Lake home features

• Ultimate privacy,

• An astounding 350 feet of water frontage

• 2 private beach areas on property

• Association Beach

• 1.78 acres of professionally landscaped grounds

• Meandering foot paths in a park-like setting

• Sweeping lake and mountain views

• Deep water mooring

• Protected cove with hinged 50 ft dock

• Invisible Fence for dogs

• Impressive Rock Walls

• Babbling brook

• Association Tennis Courts

• Screened in Gazebo

• Surrounded by nature and wildlife

Home Features:• Architectural masterpiece

• Waterviews from every room

• 3 bedrooms and 4 bath

• Additional rooms for guest rooms, au pair suites

• Open plan

• Oversized 2-car garage

• Gleaming mahogany flooring on main level

• Double arched cathedral ceilings

• Cherry built ins and trim throughout

• New chefs kitchen with Viking and Miele appliances

• Granite tops in kitchen and bath counters

• Custom Maple Cabinets

• Imported German Porcelain farmers sink

• Tiled lower level

• Jotul wood stove

• 24 x 24 storage area in lower level

• Quality craftsmanship throughout

• Brick see-through fireplace between the great room

and dining area

• ADT Alarm System

• Central Vac

• Mahogany wrap around deck 9 x 30 with 20 x 4

• Cedar wood exterior

• Generator with automatic switch delay

NOTE: Some antique fixtures not included

First Floor:Entry Flanked by towering cherry cabinets and bookcases

Great room: 29 x 18 See Through brick fireplace

Kitchen 20 x 11 exquisite custom maple cabinets with island

with eating counter, viking and Miele stainless appliances,

German imported porcelain farmers sink. Downdraft gas

stove. Built in Espresso machine. Granite tops and imported

Italian marble accents.

Sitting Area: next to kitchen with lake and brook views

First floor Master Suite; 21x17 Master Suite with cathedral

ceilings, walk-in closets. Master bath has exquisite tiles,

raised jacuzzi, separate shower, double bowl sinks.

Water views from every window.

Dining Area: 19 x 14

1/2 bath

Second Floor:Bedroom 2 18x13 with water views

Bedroom 3 14x10 with water views

Office: 14 x 10 with vaulted ceilings

Full Bath tile floor; basin with granite top

Lower Level:Family room: 23 x 14 Tiled room with Jotul Wood Stove and

sliders to patio.

Exercise Room; 14 x 12 Could also be a den

3/4 Bath/Laundry Tiled and bright

Storage room: 24 x 24 with built in storage shelves

Mahogany Decks:Upper: 9 x 30 with 20 x 4 wrap around

Garage: 27 x 22 Attached finished 2 car garage

Mechanical:Heat: Propane, Oil and Jotul wood stove

Community Sewer and Water.Electrical: 200 amps to house

Driveway: Private Association Road, Paved drive.

Deeded dock: 6’X50’ hinged wood dock

Square Footage:3250 sf - Additional 576 sf of Storage area

House footprint is 29’ X 68 plus 22 x 27 addition .

Association Amenities:Tennis CourtsTwo BeachesCommunity docksClub House

F E A T U R E S

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The Paths, Bridges and Beaches of 20 Pipers Point Lane, Alton NH

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This Lake Winnipesaukee waterfront estate located at 20Pipers Point Lane in Alton New Hampshire is like noother. It began as a home that neededeverything inside, and the groundswere a mess. You could barely see thelake. The weeds had taken over, accessto the lake was impossible. The beacheswere hidden, and the yard was uninspired.

In the last six years, the property has been trans-formed to include a park-like setting, lush matureplantings, natural pathways with several sitting areas,three bridges taking advantage of the water and moun-tain views and the beauty of the surroundings withhuge ferns, wood chipped pathways, manicured lawns,bluestone patios, stone walls and sugar sand beaches.One thing you can’t miss is the sounds of nature, from

the water rushingover the rocks fromthe brook to the

many varieties of birds singing and the squirrels climb-ing up the trees. Close your eyes and you will feel you

are in a forest teaming with naturearound you. Open your eyes and beinspired by the beauty of it all.

The home also has been upgradedwith a new chefs kitchen, tiled and

mahogany floors, all new baths, wrap aroundmahogany decks and additional parking was created.

Years of dedication, inspired profes-sional design and an English gardner’svision, inside and out, has truly trans-formed this property to a magnificentEstate with privacy and beauty rarelyavailable anywhere. Even if you havebeen here before, come back and youwill see a whole new place and beamazed. For a private showing, contact Michael Travisand be prepared to be inspired.

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I n f o r m a t i o n o n L a k e W i n n i p e s a u k e e a n d t h e L a k e s R e g i o n

The natural beauty of the Lakes Region is breathtaking. It is verymuch a part of 20 Pipers Point Lane in Alton which bordersWolfeboro. Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest lake in NewHampshire at over 44,000 acres and 200 feet deep surrounded bymountain vistas and the best that Mother Nature can provide. Itencompasses the towns of Alton, Gilford, Laconia, Meredith,Center Harbor, Moultonborough, Tuftonboro and Wolfeboro.Each town has its own amenities and personality, all connectedby the natural splendor of “The Big Lake”.

You will find some of the most valuable waterfronthomes in the State on the 180 miles of shoreline, thoughby comparison to properties in surrounding states, thevalue is clear. The lake is a boating, fishing, scuba div-ing and water enthusiasts paradise. From late May toOctober, the MS Mount Washington, dating back to1872 and today carries over 60,000 passengers aseason with daily excursions and dinner cruises.

In the winter you will find some of the most unique “BobHouses” dotting the icescape. Snowmobile trails criss cross thelake all the way to the Canadian border. You are in the heart of thebest skiing in all of New England. Alton Bay has the the country'sonly FAA designated iceport on the frozen ice on Alton Bay.

Winnipesaukee and the surrounding lakes make up what isknown as the Lakes Region. The area was the inspiration and

backdrop for the movie “On Golden Pond” screenplay written byNew Hampshire native Ernest Thompson staring Henry andJane Fonda and Katharine Hepburn. Other movies included“What about Bob”with Bill Murray, ’Click” with Adam Sandlerand referenced to it in Three Stooges 1940 short "No Census, NoFeeling", Lake Winnipesaukee History.It is an unusual glacial Lake thatreversed flow from going towardthe ocean to the direction of the Merrimack River. Early explor-ers came to Laconia in the 1600’s hoping the rivers would lead toLake Champlain and the Great Lakes. Native Americans nameWinnipesaukee means either "Smile of the Great Spirit" or"Beautiful Water in a High Place." At the outlet of theWinnipesaukee River, the Winnipesaukee Indians, a subtribe of

the Pennacook, lived and fished at a village calledAcquadocton. Today, the site is called The Weirs,Lake Winnipesaukee Firsts.

• Center Harbor witnessed the first intercollegiate sport-ing event in the US when Harvard defeated Yale in the firstHarvard-Yale Regatta on August 3, 1852. • The M/V Sophie C, is the oldest, and one of only twocurrently operating floating United States PostalService floating postoffices since 1892.

• Alton Bay has the country'sonly FAA designated iceport onthe frozen ice on Alton Bay.• “Ice Out” contest is an annualevent where people guess thedate that the Mt Washingtoncan reach all of its ports, Thereare records since 1851• French President Sarkozyspent his first US vacation inWolfeboro.• Wolfeboro is AmericasOldest Summer Resort.

Lake Winnipesaukee• Lake Winnipesaukee is the

largest lake in NH, 44,000 ac.

• Third largest in New England.• 21 miles long and ranges from

1 to 9 miles wide. • 72 square miles. • Maximum depth of 212 feet.• 280+/- miles of shoreland.• 63 miles to drive around lake.• There are at least 253 islands.

Panorama of Lake Winnipesaukee from summit of Mount Major.

Wolfeboro Bay boating

Alton Bay IceportView of Rattlesnake Island in the Broads of Lake Winnipesaukee

MS Mount Washington c 1872 and today.©2013 Michael Travis • www.WaterfrontAgent.com

I n f o r m a t i o n o n W o l f e b o r o , N e w H a m p s h i r e

For over 250 years, Wolfeborohas been the destination ofchoice for dignitaries, celebrity,heads of State, heads of busi-ness, heads of households andfamilies that can appreciate thefresh New Hampshire air, surrounded by the most beautiful lake

and mountains. No wonder French PresidentSarkozy chose Wolfeboro for his historic visitto the US.

Wolfeboro is a place of picturesque shopsand historic buildings, free concerts at the

town bandstand at waters edge. It is a place where you can char-ter antique boat rides or have a dinner cruise on the MS MountWashington. A place where you can see original plays in the the-atre to concerts at the performing arts center. It is a place with oneof the longest Forth of July Parades with antique cars, World Warll vehicles and even Presidential Candidates participate. You haveyour choice of classic diner fare to exquisite restaurants, quaintB&Bs, the historic Wolfeboro Inn, rustic cabin rentals to multi mil-lion dollar homes for rent.

From the town docks and ramps, you have access to all of LakeWinnipesaukee at your disposal. There are also four public beach-es and so much more.

With a base population of just over 6000 that jumps to 35,000 inthe heart of summer, you have small town charm yet bigtown services including Huggins Hospital as well aseverything you need and some things you won’t findanywhere. It has its own ski hill and ice rink. It is home

to Brewster Academy which attracts students from around the world. Wolfeboro is under two hours from Boston, an hour to the sea-coast and the White Mountains, making it the perfect destinationyear round. In spring and fall, the weather is ideal for golf, hiking,biking, fishing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking and birding. The winterin Wolfeboro provides access to hundreds of miles of snowmobiletrails and more than 18 miles of groomed cross-country ski trails. Wolfeboro History

Wolfeboro, settled in 1768, wasgranted by GovernorJohn Wentworth andnamed for GeneralWolfe, a hero of the

Battle of Quebec. ColonialGovernor John Wentworth, hisnephew, established Kingswood,an estate on Lake Wentworth,making it the “Oldest SummerResort in America”. With the end ofthe Civil War and the building of theWolfeboro Railroad in 1872, tourismbegan to come to this charmingtown. The historic Depot buildingstill remains. The track now servesas an 11 mile walking and bike path

past Crescent Lake andLake Wentworth, ending inthe town of Wakefield.

Wolfeboro • Contains 47.9 sq. miles of

land area and 10.6 sq. miles of inland water area.

• Winnipesaukee Belle a• MS Mount Washington• Huggins Hospital• Wentworth State Park• Clark House (1778)• Libby Museum• Monitor Engine Company

Firehouse• New Hampshire Boat Museum• Wright Museum-WWII History• Brewster Academy• Abenaki Ski Area• Pop Whalen Ice Arena• Klickety-Klack Railroad

Antique Boats and Great Estates

Depot Square c 1880sConcerts in the Park

Downtown Wolfeboro / Wolfeboro Bay

©2013, Michael Travis, www.WaterfrontAgent.com